Roasted duck with chestnut
By NewellHoeger
My colleague gave me a small bag of chestnuts, which made me think of making chestnut chicken or chestnut duck. Because I bought duck meat yesterday, I made chestnut roast duck today. The duck meat is very tough and fragrant, and the chestnuts are also very fragrant. It is a good dish!
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Steps for Roasted duck with chestnut

1
Remove the shell of the chestnut, cut the film a small bite, put it in boiling water and blanch for a while, peel off the film while the water is warm, wash for later use, wash the green onions, and peel the ginger.
2
The duck meat is completely thawed and washed for later use.
3
Cut the green onion into sections and slice the ginger into slices.
4
Boil water in the pan, blanch the duck meat, remove the blood, remove and drain.
5
Heat the oil in the pan and stir-fry the ginger slices until fragrant.
6
Add duck meat and stir fry until oily.
7
Add a spatula of white vinegar and a spatula of cooking wine (white vinegar must be added first to ensure that under acidic conditions, it is conducive to the esterification reaction and produces a fragrant ester).
8
When boiling until it is dry, add a spatula of soy sauce and half a teaspoon of salt, add chestnuts, and finally add water until the ingredients are submerged, cover and cook. (I am used to measuring the amount of seasoning with a spatula, hehe)
9
Cook until a small amount of water is left, add the spring onion and mix well.